Republican ticket listing county offices and candidates
For representative J W McCandless Republican ticket lists candidates for FOI Commissioner J W Vanderhoop for County Attorney W P Miles. Includes names and offices in a concise electoral notice.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1890
Page
2
For representative J W McCandless Republican ticket lists candidates for FOI Commissioner J W Vanderhoop for County Attorney W P Miles. Includes names and offices in a concise electoral notice.
A column notes Tacoma shifts to Republican in city elections while Cana urges reciprocity and Blaine ideas gain traction. It reports Kentucky's Covrietox electing a Republican mayor and council, and cites ex-treasury official Mullet’s suicide in Washington. The piece mocks tariffs on tin and rails against the London Times’ stance on McKinley, then mocks a Republican paper’s critique of a lawyer’s rail case and ends with a call for witnesses to prove a claim about a political figure.
The Sioux City Journal urges reelecting Congressman Dorsey citing his record in the Forty-ninth through Fifty-first Congresses. It highlights support for western interests, agricultural policy, silver money, anti-trust and consumer bills, and pension concerns for veterans, arguing a Democratic congressman would be folly for western Nebraska.
The contest nears end as clouds clear and voters in the second district drop McKeighan, abandoning him as standard bearer for the Democrats. In the third district an independent candidate alienates supporters with anti bank and anti note pleas, while farmers claim business sense guides national affairs and praise congressional action favoring farmers and laborers.
Boss Bostwick of Hastings, former president of the defunct City National Bank, sold the bank building to a corporation in May with a warranty deed and an unencumbered abstract. It now emerges the property bore a $5000 mortgage.
A merchant marking up goods on tariff grounds is urged to count how many items are marked up and how many marked down. If all are aligned to the schedule with no excess markdown, readers are advised to contact the TELEGRAPH for a new hat.
The Telegraph is praised for good work in its West Nebraska region and for supporting the Republican party, marking the paper as ably conducted in the community like the Kearney Hub.
A political platform endorses President Harrison, votes for silver coinage and disability pensions, and supports Australian ballot, labor rights, tax equalization for corporate property, and rail rate reductions. It calls for postal telegraph, grain rate reductions, stricter usury laws, and limits on capitalist organizations. It censures prohibition leaders and favors temperance laws, while noting earlier missteps by prohibitionists and political opportunism. Also mentions John McThurston and a Maine stallion trot racing note and the Pikces Peak locomotive milestone.
In Cheyenne County a local dispute over candidate Vanderhoof centers on false claims about his residence taxes and wealth. Vanderhoof’s records show he lived near Sidney six years ago, moved to Sidney three years ago, and his real estate is taxed properly. The piece criticizes deceitful tactics and urges straight work over misinformation in the campaign.
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